Comentario Exeg tico al texto griego del N.T. - Filipenses contiene un an lisis nico, minucioso, y a la vez entendible de la Ep stola del Ap stol Pablo a los Filipenses; la m s entra able de las cartas del Ap stol a una congregaci n (considerada una de las joyas de la literatura B blica del Nuevo Testamento). Es un texto profundamente teol gico, lleno de ense anzas pr cticas ya que pasa de la explicaci n a la aplicaci n. El autor ofrece una amplia introducci n al texto que ayuda a comprender el contexto hist rico de los tiempos de Pablo y la Ep stola en s . Presenta textos en su idioma original y analiza los elementos de este, presentando as alternativas para su lectura. Los temas se explican de forma general y comprensible, apto tanto para el lector experto como para el principiante. Incluye:

Amplia introducci n; una introducci n general y una propia de la ep stola.
Ep stola a los Filipenses.
Reflexi n filol gica (P rez Millos).
Temas de humildad, gozo, unidad y vida cristiana.
Textos en idioma original: Griego Koin .
An lisis del idioma original: Griego Koin , con alternativas de lectura.
Amplia bibliograf a.

Exegetical Commentary to the Greek Text of the New Testament - Philippians

Exegetical Commentary on the Greek text of the N.T. - Philippians contains a unique, detailed, and at the same time understandable analysis of the Epistle of the Apostle Paul to the Philippians; the most endearing of the Apostle's letters to a congregation (considered one of the jewels in Biblical literature from the New Testament). It is a deeply theological text, full of practical teachings as it moves from explanation to application. The author offers an extensive introduction to the text that helps understand the historical context of the times of Paul and the Epistle itself. Texts are presented in their original language and its elements are analyzed, thus presenting alternatives for reading. The topics are explained in a general and understandable way, suitable for both the expert reader and the beginner. It includes:

Extensive introduction; a general introduction and one proper to the epistle.
Philippians 'epistle.
Philological reflection (P rez Millos).
Topics such as humility, joy, unity, and Christian life.
Texts in their original language: Koin Greek.
Analysis of the original language: Koin Greek, with alternative readings.
Extensive bibliography.

Comentario Exegético Al Texto Griego del N.T. - Filipenses - innbundet, Spansk, 2016